Roundhouse | Forest Pine, Oakmoss, and Citrus

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The element of earth can be seen as many things, the soil we dig, the trees we grow and cut, the very food we eat comes from it. The cycle of new life and decay. For those prehistoric people that built and lived within roundhouses, earth was extremely important not only to live on, but to build from too. Timbers would be cut, hewn and dug deep into the ground, acting as a base for their round homes. The wattle used would be insulated and daubed with clay, the roofs covered in the skins of animals or thatch. This was a life that was deeply connected to all elements, especially earth.

Mood: Cracking of timbers echoes, the smell of freshly hewn wood, and earthy pine reach you as you walk towards the settlement. White smoke curls in the air, stemming from the cluster of roundhouses in front of you, as people gather ready for the waning sun. Fir needles break underfoot as you carry for your bundle of foraged wildflowers and currents from the neighbouring forest towards home. The ancient roundhouses are alive around you.

Smell: Evergreens, fallen fir needles, soothing balsam, citrus, and oakmoss.

The element of earth can be seen as many things, the soil we dig, the trees we grow and cut, the very food we eat comes from it. The cycle of new life and decay. For those prehistoric people that built and lived within roundhouses, earth was extremely important not only to live on, but to build from too. Timbers would be cut, hewn and dug deep into the ground, acting as a base for their round homes. The wattle used would be insulated and daubed with clay, the roofs covered in the skins of animals or thatch. This was a life that was deeply connected to all elements, especially earth.

Mood: Cracking of timbers echoes, the smell of freshly hewn wood, and earthy pine reach you as you walk towards the settlement. White smoke curls in the air, stemming from the cluster of roundhouses in front of you, as people gather ready for the waning sun. Fir needles break underfoot as you carry for your bundle of foraged wildflowers and currents from the neighbouring forest towards home. The ancient roundhouses are alive around you.

Smell: Evergreens, fallen fir needles, soothing balsam, citrus, and oakmoss.

Size:

  • Small 85g Tin

    Perfect travel companion. Can easily be packed away in a backpack for later use or displayed proudly on a desk.

    Large 150g Tin

    Perfect for those longer, cosy nights. Can easily be tucked away in a nice nook or on a coffee table.

  • Small 85g Tin

    Approximately 15-20 hours burn time.

    Large 150g Tin

    Approximately 25-30 hours burn time.

  • This is a cotton and linen wick! Made from unbleached cotton and interwoven with a linen thread. Eco-friendly with minimal smoking.

  • Tin containers can be refused and recycled in a number of fun ways. If you wish to reuse your candle container, just give it a wash around with some hot, soapy water and it will be ready to use again.

  • Contains: 2,4-DIMETHYL-3-CYCLOHEXEN-1-CARBOXALDEHYDE, 3,5,5- TRIMETHYLHEXANAL,CITRAL, ETHYL METHYLPHENYLGLYCIDATE, LAURIC ALDEHYDE, TERPINOLENE, BETA-CARYOPHYLLENE, BETA-PINENE, D-LIMONENE.

    May cause an allergic skin reaction. Harmful to aquatic life with long lasting effects. Dispose of contents/packaging in accordance with local or national legislation. Keep out of reach of children.